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LEPROSY-

and consequently incurabc. 1t is impossible to de-
scribe hcr Suferinss Her body from the crown OF
masses Of flesh rottng off and leaving great cavities
Her fingers fcscrcd and three four nails dropped
of at one time. Her limbs contracted by the fearful
uceraior, and for several years she did not leave
her bed Her weight was reduced from 1875 to 60 lbs
Perhaps some faint idea Of her condition can be
CLEANED from the fact that three pounds Of Cosmo.
line or ointment were used per week in dressing her
cores. Finally the physicians acknowledged their
defeat by this Black Wolf and commended the suf
ferer TO her all-wlse Creator
Her husband hearing wonderful reports OF the use
or SwIFrs SPECIFIC IS. $. s., prevailed on her to
try 1t as last resort. She began its use under pro-
test, but soon found that her system was being re-
lleved OF the poison, the assumed red and
healthy color, as though the blood was becoming
pure and active. Mrs. Bailey continued the s. S. s.
until last February; every sore healed she dis
carded chair and crntches, and for the first time
IN twelve years well woman, Her husband, Mr.
Z. A Bailey is in business at 17H Blackstone Street
Boston, and will take pleasure in giving the details
OF this wonderful cure. Send 10 for Treatise on
Blood and Skin Diseases, mailed free
The SWIFT SPECIFIC Co.. Drawer 3. Atlanta Ga.
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For garden purposes there Is nothing
better than well ruttcd stable manure,
with which tobacco stems, bones. leaves
or any refuse vegetable or animal matter
may be composted with advantage. This
should be plowcd in unless the SOLE *
quite sandy and the manure very fine,
when it may be applied on the surface,
and simply narrowed or rakcd in Plaster,
salt, wood ashes, guano. ground bone, all
are valuable and can be used to advantage
in connection with the stable manure.
Plaster should not be applied until the
plants are well up. Ashes and salt should
not be mixed with the other manurcs, and
may he sOWn broadcast and rakcd in lust
before planting. Guano, ground bone
and superphosphate give better results if
one-half is sown broadcast at planting and
the balance when the vegetables are half
grown. In some cases sand, leached
ashes and peat on clay soils, and clay and
muck on sandy soils, will prove as valuable
as manurcs. Occasionally spot which
has been used for a garden for many years
will become unproductive in spite of
liberal manurings We know Of no other
remedy than to abandon it for garden,
seed down to clover and allow it to remain
two years. when it may be plowcd under,
and the garden will he found to have re
gained its original fertility.
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How and When to Plant seeds.

The first important step taken toward
the cultivation of Il crop is the obtaining
of good seed. Next come considerations
Of soil and depth Of planting The tenn
perature and moisture of the ground have
more to do with the successes and failures
yearly recorded than j. generally acted
upon. Wheat and barley. for instance,
while they struggle through the ground
at the extreme temperatures of Il degrees
and 100 degrees, terminate most rapidly,
other conditions being equal, at about ST
degrees. Corn does best at say 80 de-
grees, though it will terminate at from 80
to llJ degrees The squash bean and pea
all terminate quickly at about the same
temperature as that given for corr.
Clover seed often fails because sown at Il
time of insufficient moisture, while mil
let, for instance, under similar conditions
of dryneSs will secure a good catch.
Every one who plants ut all understands
that the size of the seed has much to do
with the depth of covering required, and
farmers with one accord place corn deeper
than the small grains, and the small
grains deeper than the grasses, but all
farmers do not vary these respective
depths to suit the different soils into which
the seed are placed, and yet il requires
only a moments consideration to see that
heavy soil which lie, close to the seed
admits of slightcr covering than a shifting
sandy one, Many interesting experiments
have been made from time to time in test
ing the terminating powers of seed under
different depths of covering. In IL table
prepared by Professor Pctri, showing the
termination of wheat at certain depths in
the ground, it appears that about three
fourths of the seed planted Will come up
at a depth of three inches. and nearly all
at from one to two inches.
These and similar facts point to the i'm
portance of every planters acquainting
himself with the requirements of the seeds
10 be planted. and regulating time and
depth of sowing to suit the same. They
also explain many failures which have
been laid TO the quality of the seed; but
this should not lessen the zeal of farmers
in their endeavors for a good, pure article
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Cattle have suffered terribly in Mon
tana.
The fruit trade of Boston asks for cheap
fruit baskets which need not be returned
The average in sugar cane has been
much increased in Louisiana,
1t is claimed for the Industry goose
berry that it will not mildew.
The product Of canned fruit in 1856 was
much greater than ever before,
The prevailing idea is that the wool
clip of 1886 is rs much as 10 per cent.
short,
There are 113 farmers in the Connect
cut legislature
A recent estimate places the cotton crop
Of the year at q, GAO, 900 bales. The quail
ity is superior.
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Wick describes this berry as of large
size and good quality and golden yellow in
color. The canes are said to be strong
and productive. Mr.. Theo. +. Baker,
formerly president of the New Jersey
Horticultural society, expresses himself
as pleased with the Golden Queen, which
he has found will bear transportation with
the best of the raspberries j. T. Lovett
claims that ii bears drauIht admirably.
and produces fruit in abundance. 1t
seems to be sufficiently promising to justify
trial. at least on a small scale
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popular brand is sold
everywhere in tcn-cent
pieces, and once you use
1t, whether going among
the cannibals or remain
ing at home, you will
never be without it. Man
ufHtured by the Wilson
q McCallay Tobacco Com
pany, Middlctown, Ohio.
Call for the q" Happy
Thought" and take no
other. Sold by grocers.
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Rang onto all the guilds l kin git, and be in fine
order to stay TO dinner, in case was invited, with
out forming a part of the feast" While this story
about the cannibals may may not be correct, we
would say to any who contemplate a trip to the
Fiji Islands, it would he well to stock up with the
" Happy Thought" wave line plug tobacco, which,
by the way, is the best chew in the world. This
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Age of Seeds.

Corn will keep well on the cob, if it was
properly dried, for several years longer
than when shelled. In buying seed corn,
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prin NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. cultivation.

1t IS nineteen years since Mr.. f. ;. Car
man first began the advocacy of planting
corn in drills instead of hills; of sowing
fertilizers on the surface and merely har-
rowing them in; of surface cultivation
that ~ shallow cultivation; and of keep
ing the land as level as pOSsiblc-that is,
not killing up, There were then, as III
deed there were many years previously,
advocates of one or the other of these
methods, but none who favored all stimuli
taneOusly.
At the present time there are many pro
gressivc farmers who have tried this
method, and few, if any, of them would
return to the old way, VIZ, blowing under
the manure, planting in hill, killing up
and deep cultivation, until the corn is
harvested
Mr.. Carman also says: All farmers who
have planted corn very early know that
after the plants sprOut and have grown
two or three inches there usually comes n
cold spell, and the plants stop growing ana
often assume IA yellow, siCkly appearance.
Is this due, rs is generally supposed, to
the cold weather altogether, or to the fact
that notification ceases? If inqurng farm
ers would sow "a little nitrate of soda upon
a small portion of the field when planting,
thus supplying nitrogen in an Immediately
available form, it might appear that the
'standstill' was due rather to Il deficiency
Of heterogeneous food than to the cool
weather
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CANNIBALISM AND T0DACCH.

newspapers is some
use. after all. Twas only
to-day | read in n paper
az how Canuihals ON the
Fiji Islands wouldn't eat
a Teller rs had chawcd ter
hacker, COZ they didn't
digest well. Now, | IN a
gent as is Il travellin', and
faint NOR N likely l
might drop down there
snma day co Illl inst
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The rope may be ever 50 old, as strength
is not needed, but should be three inches
or more in circumference, rs it must have
weight 1t can be changed from COW to
cow as fast as you can walk.
Telegram-herald., 1887-02-07

On Monday morning Feb
ruary Z. we VIII ofcr for sale
at wonderfully low prices, our
entire line OF Black eros Grain
Silk, Colored Dress Silks.
Black and Co!orcd Satin Ria
dame, Faille Franchise, Ia
Mascotte IN an elegant assort-
ment or color. sursh Silks
in new and popular shades.
Novelty Nelvets, Striped Well
vets, Broca e Fefes. otc-
etc, al at sour ns.y l9n
prices
Telegram-herald., 1887-02-07

IN oa Dress 60 Depart
ment ve are interesting THE
public to an unusual degree
We lave just received au6
placed on sale at special I-ices
"a large invoice Of esvly Spring
Styles IN PLAIN and fancy
goods, including a beautiu
line Of evening shades in
Yachting FlsnneIs, Alhafr0s
and Csshmeres, at prices which
upon inspection. VIII be found
fully 80 per cent. under com
pei1t0rs.
Telegram-herald., 1887-02-07

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Telegram-herald., 1887-02-07

HE .aageiIy ~ kt afsr iu ans Uerrar1lI o.
.f soafA- 81 - ssfnla.
Tr-,o tie east-re s.ss.trs % me- ae.t
rra confines ~ tn- gr~.t sis-.-slou. ..al.es
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rr rat .s.sn the s~ssz eatsat of aLsA
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well =. th.. f,.il ,,..- az ,s.r.r becomes an
parents Here uader -. orows 4 fhs
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the moisture. ofhrrraAa taat ofhrAvg dew,
received ~ tas vt,t oren. n.rcsard v.la-
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mountains 4e1 iu uanv irstanres plDssd a
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water The -4uttF tu4s oofailed is galte
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taae t.r example, q city such IS Los
Angeles. located among tho sanity foothills
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which uiag or expected az rain fall and
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Telegram-herald., 1887-02-07

Tax Bier SA.vx in the rorld FOR Cuts
Bruises Sores Ulcers. Salt Rheum. Fevei
s0res, letter, Chapped Hands, Chilblains
CCrns and al SKIN Eruptions, and positive
y cures piles, or TO Iay required u Is
guaranteed 70 give periec. salislaciion O.
money refunded Price - cents Ter box
For sale az WIN. II .Tibos drug stores.
Telegram-herald., 1887-02-07
The N-rflet tnanImous.

81 p. Sait. Druggist. R.rpus Ind test
aes .l an recommend vofnc Iltttfs a
tA- sefs best remedy. livery haule SOL
has gwen relief ln every case one maa
tplk B. l0ttses. and Was cured 81 kAeums-
rsu Of ten year standing Abraham
Hare druggist BeilyHe oal0. ai1rus
The best -clhlr medicine ! have eve
handled IN ny twenty year experience. D.
Electric Bitcrs IhOufsu1 OF Others hav'
added their testimony. 80 that the yeri!Ci B.
unanimous that Electric Hitefs DO cure a.
diseases 81 tie Liver. Kidneys or Noct
Only a hAlf dollar bottle 90 VIM. H. Tht
drug store 20 Monroe AMI - CAual-sts.
Telegram-herald., 1887-02-07

X o.\~O>,sc Blood Flix'r is tle only
1&CS0S = Blood Remedy eusraa-
;eed Itisa positive cprefo Ulcers. Erup-
tiong or Syphiltic Poisoning ltpuTifes the
whole system. and bs snisLes al Rheumatic
and Neuralgic pains We guarantee Il.
h. y. Wilson and W. Z White
Telegram-herald., 1887-02-07

.N\A az r'iiAe.s Asais.o s's he be- r.
ll.r tas bee prescribed fof years for al iim
p1f.tesoftlrB rBlood IL every form of .scrof
ulous. svrh.luc or MeEcurial diserses, u J,
invaluable to- Rhe-mat.sln Las 10 equal
S.. r. Whlts Au3 J.. K wilson
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A Card.

[ find in circulation reports that am
not a good Democrat and tliat am q
weakened Democrat and thai nave
hired Il negro to electioneer for me IN a
primary election, and 10 crown these re-,
ports they say that will be 4 candidate
in the general election, whether get
the nomination or not.
In reply to all this would say tIere
may be as good Democrats as | am, bllt
l defy Accomac county or the whole
State of Virginia to prolncea man VINO
has been more consistent and persistent
in his Democratic proclivitics than
have heen. Every vote | evoi cast was
straightout Democratic vote, and no
sacrifice would hardly ne too great 1ol'
me tomake if could say Or do some
thing that would unite. and consolidate
the Democrats Of this count and state.
And so far us being a candidate In the
next general election, will not De a
candidate then unless am nominated
at the primary election, and l doubt
whether ever will he IL candidate ior
any Office in the fuInre.
l.EvINJ. MEL son.
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Mercantile Notice

70 my friends, customers, and the
public generally, and the ladies es-
pecialIy.
Being now the occupant of one of
the largest and best arrangedstore
houses on the Eastern Shore, and
having filled it with one of the best
assorted and complete stock OF
goods in the county, / am now
prepared to sell at very low figures
Tor cash, or will take in exchange
for them any and everything that
will sellin the market, such as eggs,
corn, fowl of all kinds, pigs, calves,
sheep, etc. The attention of the
ladies is especially invited to my
stock of edgings of all kinds, silk
and silk trimmings, velveteens, al
pacas, worsteds, etc.
10 the gentlemen we offer stock
of ready.made clothing, shoes, bats,
scarfs, ETC., unexcelled.
Besides, L have in stock a choice
line Of groceries, such us tea, hour.
spices, sugar, cotfee-in fact every
thing that is kept in the dry goods
and grocery line.
The ladies especially who have
favored me so greatly i'll the past
will find my storea pleasant resort
Ny motto is "quick sales and small
prnfts." :,
Come one, come all, and you vii
| find me as ever
Yours, anxious to please,
J JOS. G. WESCOTT,
/ Coal Kiln, Va.
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| hereby announce myself a candidate
for Sheriff in theenSuing election. AL
though somewhat opposed to primary
elections for various reasons, If the
right is extended To all of the white yo-
tiers who choose to come in, | will abide
by suclrulings as the Democratic party
may elect. y part Of my objections for
primary elections are rs follows:
]. There are good many OF our very
best voting clemens that won't or don t
take any interest in primary elections.
2. There are men who from time to
time have voted the Independent ticket
the Readjuster ticket and even the Re-
publican ticket-for instance i'll the last
election, | know of men who voted for
Mr.. Browne who are as good and as
well calculated to vote the interest OF
This county as any man can be, and yet
some OF those men would feel dellcacy
in going into u primary election without
Il cordial invitation.
And while am a Democrat in the
broadcast sense of the word with con-
scientious belief that.it is right. don It
think it will do any good or advance the
cause of Democracy one iota 10 censure
an d abuse or SHY hard things about any
one because they choose to differ with
me. don't propose TO do it.
Hoping this will he satisfactory and
soliciting your sulfraGeS. | am
Yours, Sc,
l.. j. NELSON.
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presiding Elder. AYroin..n EMS.

Second round Of quarterly meetings
Eastern Shore district, M. L. Church
Atlantic, Pocomoke, Feb. 81, %.
Conquest and Guilford, Gullford, March
wicnmico, Washington, March IL, 10.
Salisbury, March l3. -,
Drummondtown, Drummondtown, Mar
20, q. >.
Onancock. Andrew chapel, March 26. 81
Pungoteague, Evergreen, April :, 8.
Belle Haven. Bethel, April I'D, II. g
Berlin, Campbelllown. April IL, II.
Eastyille, Salem, April %, "A.
Cobb's Island, April 25, 26.
JOS. II. AMIss, p. i.
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Mcssrs. Powers. Taylor & Co., whole
sale druggists, Richmond, Va, through
our columns to-day, solicit the PATRON
age of the mel chants of the Eastern
Shore. An article clipped from the
Richmond Dispatch. which We publish
will furnish sufficient guarantee that
the firm is not only first-class but is pre-.
pared 10 offer inducements to buy of
them which no other firm carrying same
line of goods can do i'll the South. Its
gratifying to note, too, i'll this connec-
lion that Mr., Taylor. one of the firm, is
former countyman of ours, being a
brother of Mr.. G.. L. Faylor of this
county. and we believe everything else
being equal, ha is entitled to your pat
ronage. We believe it will lie 10 your
interest to favor the firm with your
orders. Mr.. $. w. Earrar tlieir rep
rcsentatiyc will make frequent visits to
the Eastern Shore.
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no NM fellow citizens Of Accomac

To my fellow citizens of Accomac
county:
Through the solicitations of friends,
I haye consented tn offer for The posi-
ton of Commissioner Of Eevenue for
district No9l, Accomac parish, Subject,
however. to the decision of the voters OF
the county at the Democratic primary
election to be held April 10Th, next.
In deciding upon this course would
say to those who know me not, that IN
politics have always been II Democrat,
and lave never wayercd inmy allegiance
to the party and its principles to one
of which | would particularly call }ollr
attention viz: Rotation III OIL e"
and which constitutes one Of the chief
characteristics OF our Republican form
of government. This is thu first time
| have asked any office u !our hlnds,
although have repeatedly been re-
questetl to DO so.
If honorc with an election. prom
Use to faithfully and inpartilily dis
charge the duties Of the office.
YOURS very respectfully,
JAS. w. BRoUGIrrON,
Temperanccville, March 9th, 1851,
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.ZfHE54d
DEED.

NOTTINGHAM March 10th. 1887 al
Eastvlle. Northampton, of typhoid re-
yer, Mss Emma Nottingham dansht'
er of Mr.. Leonard j. Nottingham.
aged l6 years.
CorEs-March 10Th. 1887, of pneu.
monia near Marionvile, Northlmpton
county. Leonard b. Copes, aged about
10 years.
W1LLrAMs-March 18th inst, near
Johnson:own. Northampton, Mrs. Mat
garet Williams. wife of JOHN Williams,
aged about 20 years.
scorr-March 10Th, 1887, at Acco.
mae G. H., OF heart disease, Miss Eliz9
Scott, aged abouL7S years.
CusrIs-March 18th, 1887. at Lee
mont Accomac county, of heart disease
Edward, son Of Mr.. E. II. Gusts, aged
10 years.
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% nv Fellow-Citizens of Accomac

Tony Fellow-Citizens Of Accomac
! hereby announce myself candidate
for CONFERENCE.-The Attorney in the
election to be held next spring. | have
held the.. office for the Jass.o o'si4 atvoi
months by the appointment of Judge
Parramorc anil during that time have
ppsecuted to the best of my ability ev
ery violation OF the law without prcju
lice or partially; and if my fellow-coun
tvmen approve my course, and see fit to
continue me in office for Il regular term
| shall be grateful to them. ;uld.enleav
or to fill the office with credit to myself
and the county. I, of course. shall bt
subject TO the primary, election, If The
Democratic party decide upon such
course. Respectfully yours.
i. II. FLETCHER, JR.
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FoRSALE OR RENT-A large store
md dwelling in Pocomoke City, Md,
che best business town on the Peninsu-
Ia. 1t is centrally located, has new heat
pr and every other convenience. excel
lent water, SUMMER Kitchen, coal. wood
and poultry mouse, grape vines and large
lot attached. The business done at
store is large and daily increasing, Pos
session will be given Immediately if the
stock of goods. which is also offered for
sale is disposed Of. For further partic-
, ulars apply to J. w. Edmonds,
Accomac g. f., Va.
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Belle 1iavesl.

West s. Willis have Just received
another lot of pitcher spout pumps pipe
&c.
The members of Belle Haven base
ball club are II Quested to meet the.laSt
Saturday in this month.
The popular salesman of Sinclair &
Laughlin WIS in town last week, and re-
ports sales from fair to mediam.
Mr.. George II. Ragwell was in town
last week, surveying several lots ON
which handsome buildings are to be
erected this year.
Rev. C. D. Crawley, who has been
sick at PoweltoG for sevorel "'cS'ano;i1'
turned home Oh Friday. l1thinst. some
wha: improved in health.
TheLodgc ola. .. I. W. is steadil
increasing in number. Five new men
bers have been added since February Is
and the names Of two applicants wei
presented at last meeting.